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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1936.

NATION LISTENS TO LEADER

Hitler's Warning To Enemies

WHAT. JAPAN'S ARMY WILL COST

Yen 820,000,000 To Be Asked In Budget

Almost twe, mouths after other

ned submitting their draft esti- ministries, including the Navy, an-

mates to the Ministry of Finance. the Japanese Army on Sept. 6 let it be known that it would require .820.000.000 to carry on its activit- les during the next fiscal years.

The figures were not officially announced but quietly allowed to reach print together with com- ment by Army circles that they

Nuremberg, Sept. 12. Considerably more than 100.000 "political" officers of the German nation" as the Fuehrer himself, at the Party Rally 1935, had designat- ed the Corps of the political lea- ders-his faithful comrades in the years of the Aght for power that ended in the acceptance of the Ideals of national socialism by the whole German people were as- sembled on the "Zeppelin' Wiese" on Friday night to hear the Fuehr-represented the result of a "pain- apaking ellimination of superfluous er's message of exhortation for the

sums." This was interpreted by efforts of the coming year.

observers as signifying that the Twenty-five thousand

BES Army would not tolerate its esti- from: ull parts of the Reich

mates being reduced, were borne by delegates from the remotest COTENIS af the country. Adolf Hitler, vociferous ly applauded, appeared sharp at 8.30, passing through an open passage amidst this gigantic throng, and after listening to a greeting by Dr. Robert Ley. Head of the Rolitical Leaders, which be gan with the words "My Fuehrer. you alone have saved Germany",

PROGRESS EVERY YEAR Adolf Hitler said:

Provision is understood to be made for a strengthening of the alr force, an all-around improvement uf material and replenishment of stures and ammunition at home and the increase of forces station- land and in the air is also to be ed in Manchoukua. Equipment on improved and supplies increased in Marichuria.

Basic expenditures are roughly Bulut Y.338.00.000 at home and Y.183,000.000 in Manchuria. This

"We meet here for the fourth applies mostly the malatenance of

time.

The miracle of the resur-existing units....

rection of our deeply humiliated and grievously threatened people has been accomplished. To-day the" nation again stands on its "feet, erect in body and heart.

"Every year we have been able to look back on 1 year of work, also a year of success: Last year the clouds of hostile disapproval lay over the fatherland. To-day the nation knows that the time of internal tensions is just as com→ pletely gone as the period of threats from abroad, To-day the German people march in an or- dered colump beneath and behind Its standardbearers. But in the urgency of the tasks that wait to be performed. It is all too easy to day to lose sight of what has al- ready been accomplished.

"Our people have again become proud of its destiny, has found the way back to Its honours. This miracle has not beer a gift of heaven to those unworthy, of it. No people has ever made greater sacrifices, or made them more will- ingly for the sake of its resurrec- tlon, as the German people. We have fought for the souls of mìl- lions of workers, peasants, and citizens, and fought as one only fights for a treasure of unestimable worth. If this has ended in suc- cess: it is not because I was your Fuehrer, but because you have been my followers. I do not see each one of you individually, and not every one of you sees me, but I feel your comradeship, and you feel mine. We are now one, Falth In our destiny has made us small people great, us disconsolate cou- rageous, us groping ones clairvo- yants. Who can be prouder of his followers than he who knows that they were moved by nothing but purest idealism.

COMMUNISM CRUSHED

"In the struggle for our common ideal we have, become strong. great and finally victorious. Should any of our old antagonists and enemites ever dare to attack us, they will leam the might of que fist. We know these opponents. We have defeated and crushed them. Never again will Communism dare to raise its head in Germany, never again will this venom be injected into our people. We have never breathed any other prayer than "Lord give our people unity, and maintain peace with other peo-. ples". We have been through so much struggle that we want peace with every Abre of our being.

"We want to work and build, but according to our own plan and not that of Bolshevist Judaism, We want to work for the future of our children, to make life one day easier for them. We have only one prayer to gracious providence: "Spare our children what we went through!" We have not hesitated to sacrifice our peace in order" to eradicate those who wanted to destroy peace. And they must ne- | ver imagine, that this movement. that they now know, will ever

as grow old. We are as young ever. After us a new youth is al- ready on the march. A. new Fuehrer generation is already growing up. It consists of men? To be a national Socialist, means to be a man, nghter, brave, cour- ageous and ready for sacrifices, And that is what we are for all. future time.

EXHORTATION. TO YOUTH "I see before me the never ending columns of flags of our new Reich. I can say to you "prophetically. this Reich has only just lived through the Arst days of its youth. It will continue to grow into" cen- turies. It is strong and powerful

I greet the standard bearers of a new epoch I thank you all for the loyalty and fath you have given me all the long years. I greet in you the hope of the pre- sent and the guarantee of the future. I greet the youth here assembled. Be men. Fight as we have fought. Be steadfast and determined: Do your duty ag those before you have done theirs. Then Ooc, will never desert us! Hell Germany!"

The 120.000 listeners were grip- ped by the Fuehrer's words. and burst into shouts of "Hell! Hell!" and then spontaneously sang "Deutschland, Deutschland ueber alles" and the "Horst Wessel Hymn", whereupon the meeting slowly dispersed to the. strains of the Fuehrer's favourite marching tune "Badenweller March". Transocean News Service.

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